Obituary notices from Frederick area detail multiple deaths
Miss Addie Claggett of Gatthersburg dies after a three week typhoid fever at 73. Mamie Ann Whisp, 23, of Williams Whipp dies at home. funeral at Clarkesburg Methodist church. Mrs. Mertie Koehler, wife of John Koehler, dies in Crow Bridge after heart trouble. service at Union Bridge Lutheran church. Sarah E. Phebus dies at daughter’s home in East South Street after two years illness. several children survive. Grace Luecia Shearer, 6 years 8 months, dies of tuberculosis at 407 West Patrick Street. funeral at home. Mrs. Maude Parsons, noted soprano and former seminary principal, dies in Greenville. Harvey D. Baker, long-time resident, dies after illness. funeral details announced. Various further notices list other small memorials and funeral arrangements across Mt. Airy and surrounding towns.
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Addie Claggett
Gatthers‘Burg
Prederick City Hospital
Miss Claggett
Florida
Darm Fon
Gatthersburg
Courtnay Stauffer
Walkersville
Boyds
Mamie Ann Whisp
W. Whipp
Clarksburg
Miss Cole
Mertie S. Koehler
John Ler
Crow Bridge
Maggie Weant
Sams Weant
Sher
Margie Weant
Hagerstown
Mergin Weant
Hagerst
Quiltie Weant
Batti: Weant
Westminster
Cisra Eichelberger
Tate
Union Bridge Lutheran Church
F. EB. Cole
Mr. Willams
Order of l Wastern Star
U. B
D. D. Hazizier and Son
Sarah E. Phebus
Sarah Elizabeth Phebus
John W. Bowers
East South Street
John P
Mary E. Burt
Roy
Jamesburg
Ens
E. Phet
Grace L. Shearer
Grace Lueia Shearer
West
Patrick Street
George and
Margaret Main Shearer
Germany
Wa. Sheare
Nephe
New Church of Mi
Mocusasy
Cime
Cascade woman dies in home fire at age 52
Mrs Laura Alte Davis, wife of Henry W Davis, died after a kitchen fire enveloped her Cascade home. Her father-in-law Cyrus Davis extinguished the flames but she could not be saved. She was 52 years old with a paralytic history. Funeral services set for Bethel church near Highfield.
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Steve
Cascade
Laura Alte Davis
Henry W. Davis
C. H. Rodgers
Blue Ridge Sumer
Lur
Davis
Catherine Scurcuvant
Sohn W. Davis
James RB. Davis
Detroit
Harry C. Davis
Lanz
Rodger Fulmer
Freda Irs
Flop
Bowman
Satthsbury
Frank P. Sturdevant
Baltimore
George Sturdetan
Minnesota
John Sturdevant
Washinston W
Sturdevant
Highid
Iva Sturdevant
Highfield
Addiion
Punerel
Bethel Church
al L
Funerals Report Several Local Obituaries and Services
Funeral notices for Anna Schaffer Kaufman Clara Lee Hemp Minnesota Cooper Duton and Elder Isaac P. Vey describe services at Trinity Chapel Beaverdam Church of the Brethren and local cemeteries. Pallbearers include H C Zacharias Grover C Shaft and W R Fox with Exhison and Son directing arrangements.
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Anna Schaffer
Kaufman
Trinity |N Chapel
H. J. G. Bleffer
The
Evangelial Reformed Church
Amelia Yost
Walter L. Elkins
Gole
H.C. Zacharias
Charles W. Lough
John E. Fergus
A. H. Lampe
Richard 3. Hargett
Wahler H. Duvall
Teemens Mt. Gliveb
M. R. Exchisom and Son
Clara Lee Hemp
Abraham Hemp
Jefferson
All Cam
Hany M. Shaft
Grover C. Shaft
George W.corm
Charles D. Corun
Robert B. Ferment
Jefferson Aml R. Exchison ,and Son
Juner Bcloxs
Isaac P.vey
Beaverdam
Roosevelt in good health after ten months of hard grind
President Franklin D. Roosevelt remains in good health despite ten months of strenuous grind. He has shown no ill effects since his inauguration, with only light rest and regular light exercise including swimming and walking.
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Heebert
Pranklin D. Roosevelt
Ross T. Melnikre
Navy
Demd
Washington
Hyde
Vincent
Hoosere
Watchnight Service at Trinity Methodist Church
A quiet watchnight service attended Trinity Methodist Church South on New Year’s Eve led by Rev Nate Barmhars. The program, organized by the young people, included elocution, a recitation and prayer, and a poem titled The New Year. Members shared wishes for 1934 and the gathering concluded with benediction.
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Trinity Method Church
South
Nate Barmhars
Elizebeth Baz
Mom
Mission Group Te Medt.
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Mission Group Te Medt
Tne Verne
Dent Bantix
M. Wa
Uren Netukdie Particenty
Grom Zon
Cedar Germantown
Barnesvide Courchém
New Year Dance At Catoctin Club Attracts Many Attendees
More than one hundred persons attended the New Year dance hosted by the Catoctin Club, Inc. The event began after dinner with music by H. David Hagan and his Southerners. Committee members included GH Beatty and BH Lavier, while Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Powell and other locals were listed among guests.
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Catoctin Clud, Inc
Cary
Eran |Key Hovel
H. David Hagan
B. Beatty
BH Lavier Michael
Guara
W. D. Powell
Grayson Haier
Frank H. Lewis
Naomi Wach Biss
Marie Stauth
Date Hagan
Margaret Gittingam HL Bartgis
W. Ie
C. EB
Gifford Yinger
Dorothy Mak
Misery and Distress in Southern California News
Widespread misery and distress reported across Southern California after heavy rains. Damage included debris from the mountains and widespread flooding. Affected areas, including the metropolitan region, faced significant property loss and disarray following the Christmas holidays.
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California
Personal notes from Legare and area greetings
Personal items list holiday visits and travels among Legare residents. Dorothy Coton returns to Philadelphia after visiting the Evangeles Lacheran parsonage. Mae and Carrie Simpley relocate to Washington DC. James T. Lowsop celebrates Christmas with Taylor family. Irving Aaronson and his Commanders perform at the Kentucky Hotel WHAS. Relatives attend the funeral of George Olber Snapp in Winchester Virginia.
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Legare
Dorothy Coton
Evangeles? Lacheran! Parsonage
Philadelphia
J. B
James T. Lowsop
Raymond A. Taylor
Taylor
Irving Aaronson
Kentucky Hotel
WHAS
Lowsyne
Wiliam Baumgardner
George Baumgardner
Glazger
EO Ramsourg
Harry, John, Luther
Rosert
Carillon Baumgardner
Ernest Rannedy
Fannie Dudfear
S. David Trout
George Olber
Snapp
Winchester
Stonday
illnesses and hospital notes in lovetts e area
The column records several local illness reports. Mrs Ruth Fletcher near Lovetts e is confined at home with pleurisy. Ralph E Harman Jr son of Rev and Mrs Harman in Em street is confined to his bed with scarlet fever. Mrs J O Hendrix Thummen is admitted to Fredersty hospital and under observation though not seriously ill. Senator Frank C Norwold is reported in hospital in Washington with a serious condition.
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Ruth Fletcher
Lovettse
Ralph E. Hirtman, Jr
Ralph E. Harman
Em Street
J. O. Hendrix
Fredersty Hospital
Frank C Norwold
Street
Peart Phiadelpha
Mire
Norh
Local Notices Blend Tax Deals and Livestock Prices
Special notice outlines tax payment options for 1984, offering a 3 percent discount for early payment. Cryst Treasures Frederick Cloak and Suit Store advertises sale prices with $700 and $1200 items. Live stock listings show hogs at $47 to $3, steer prices around $259, bulls around $2.50 to $3.00, and lambs near $790 with various other market quotes.
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Frederick Cloak and Suit
Wes
Uarmiss
Sigafoose Rambo wedding announced in Thurmont home
Mrs C B Sigafoose of Thurmont announces the marriage of her daughter Helen Lucide to Daniell Rambo of Costesville. The ceremony was December 26 at 2 PM at the bride’s parents house with Father Walter Read officiating. The couple plans a York and Northern States honeymoon and will reside in Reading Pa after January.
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Sigafoose
Rambo
Ais C. B. Sigafoose
Thurmont
Helen Lucide
Daniell Rambo
Costesile
Rince
Pather
Walter Read
A. Cuorme
Marselle
Reading
Reading High School
Cbf van Osdale
Tang
Frank ‘Troxell
J. E Kereltz
Margaret Newlin
Win- Wa
Clarence Shook
J. E Brown
Balti
O. W. Grove
Frederick
Trick
Frances
Mildred Burnish
Ruth Kelly
Clarence MacHelvey
Henonett Square
Nicholas Rambo
Coatesville
J. Edward Signfoose
Washarence Shook
Baltimore
Freess
Joe Grove
J. E. Brown
Batimore
Butchering At Taylorstown Highlighted By Large Hogs
A public hog butchering was held at Will F. Soaring’s home near Taylors Town Virginia. Six hogs weighed 330 354 364 387 386 and 421 pounds and a chicken and oyster supper followed. Attendees included multiple Springs and related families plus neighbors and visitors. A second event occurred December 21 at Otho P. Spring’s home near Lovettsville Virginia with seven hogs weighing up to 325 pounds and a supper served for family and guests including Carl R. Spring and Washington contacts.
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Taylorstown
Will F. Soaring
Wil
Merion Spring
Paul
Olne
Claud Spring
James
Gauchter
Margaret
Helen Spring
Geraldine
Mort Souder
Barmocd Somer
Virginia
Elmer Boger
Lottie Bartlett
Leila
Vergie Pelisi
Robert Wright
Moilfie
Sie
Sirs.ies Sarbowrr
Genes McCarty
Otho P. Spring
Lovettsville
Thest
Huther
Raymond Myers
Harold Paul Spring
Merten Spring
Se Pawtey
Clint Streams
Carl R. Spring
Washington, D. C
Wash Fawley
Graham
Miss Mng
Myers-Shoe Requilder Promotes Dance and Music Event
In a brief, the notice advertises special pricing on men and boys shoes at Myers-Shoe Requilder on Wa N Market St. Windsbona hosts a Peppy Dan Darce Band show in Hernberger Room with dance and refreshments, inviting patrons to enjoy affordable teas and bridge parities while thanking past patrons Naomi M Huffer signs off.
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Naomi M Huffer
School Elects New Market Methodist Sunday School Officers
The New Market Methodist Sunday school elects Difford H. J as superintendent Merhie Lease Thelma Lease and Margaret as assistant intendent Names Krart jey incomplete but indicates electees for key posts in the church school body
Notice To Trappers and Goods For Sale
Notice from Frederick June Company listing raw furs and hides to be graded and paid cash. Also advertises sale of second hand pipe and related goods. Frank Gastiey, proprietor, operates at 215 E Y Third and at office on Chapel Alley between Third and Fourth Streets.
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Bool
Ness
Frederick June Company
Frank Gastiey
Offic
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W. W. Whipp
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Maude H. Parsons
Maude Ha
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Greenville. S
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MacPherson
Bevin
Harvey D. Baker
Harvey Cartel Baker
Bila Baker
Miersville
Broadstall
New Madison
Puneral Wednescar
Church of D
Clarence Bev Piease
Stevens Moon
Cemetes
William EL. Etchirett
Mt Airy
Laura Alice Davis
Minnesota Cooper Duton
Rome
West Second Street
Suncey
Asco
M. R. Etchison
Gere Exchison
C. Cyril Klein
Harvey
Walter A. Murphy
Wiliam Mise
Mr. Olives Cemetery
IME B. Exchison and Son
Fanera
Lantanee Orem
Sergin Simpson
Joan Fossett
Boje
Ginner and
Supger Tere
New Market
Ma Deesder
Acty
S Funeral
Bame Ian Cad Airectur
M.donight
Watchnight Service
Young People’s Division
Snapp Dear
Winchester. Va
NEW Year Dance BY Catoctin Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Metropol
Moss Beto
Wes Pik Street
North Nars
East Northfield Mass
Asia
Sand Boys
Crean
Guy H Dronesurg
North Market St
Payvary
Ems
Jhomas
Chapline
Cryst Treasures
Noah BE. Cramer
Mance
Reed Farm
Partica Aca
Noah , Cramer & Son
Realtors
Court Street
Maryland
J. Th. Destinon
Ind
Niclore
Beymour
Harry Routzahn
Boonsboro
Dorothy C. Dixon
NEA
York
Standard Grace
Mater
Myers—Shoe Requilder
Wa N
Market St
Co. Admiss
Dave Hagan
Dietrich and Gambrill
Carroll St. Predericz
Best Fountain
People's Service Drug Stores
Citizens National Bank
Frederick, MD
Josers D. Baker
Hotel
D. Baker
Joan H. Baker
William G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
D. Travers Thomas
Joseph D. Baker
TroMias H. Haller
Cuartes H. Cantey
M. D
Joan S. NewsMax
James H. Gambrill
Houwes D. Baker
Daniel Baker, JR
Evias B. RaMsavee
Archibald E. Fisher
Potts & Griffin
Potts and Griffin Realtors
Gartes
Vardar
Fox Rey Eserable Peont Apt
David Gros
Middletown
East Third Street
Appy
W. O. Kolb
Syvele
R B Tyson
Gerzie
Thomas J Crum
Kwadet
Frederick County
Joseph H. Groff
Ars
Mary Blades
Essetar
Sidney M_ Jacobs
Frederics County
Daniel £ Shearer
Prederick
Ruth A. Pagan
Administratriz
Ddec
Fredert Ma
Bank of Maryland
Hammond Clary
Cashier
Sydt
Love Montanaro
Lana
Esac
Mary Ani Fansis
George R. Dennis, Jr
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